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Transas T-105
The ship's equipment of the universal automatic identification system (UAIS) is designed to notify about the location and provide information about the ship.
UAIS Transas T-105 class A allows vessels to automatically exchange real-time information and regularly update data on their location, speed, course and other parameters (for example, data on the ownership of the vessel) with other vessels equipped with a similar system. The location is determined using GLONASS/GPS systems, and communication between ships is carried out in the VHF band.
The UAIS Transas T-105 marine equipment has been developed taking into account the requirements of international and national standards:
Technical specifications:
UAIS Transas T-105 class A allows vessels to automatically exchange real-time information and regularly update data on their location, speed, course and other parameters (for example, data on the ownership of the vessel) with other vessels equipped with a similar system. The location is determined using GLONASS/GPS systems, and communication between ships is carried out in the VHF band.
The UAIS Transas T-105 marine equipment has been developed taking into account the requirements of international and national standards:
- IMO resolution A.694 (17);
- IEC 61993 "Marine navigation and radio communication equipment and systems";
- Rules of the Russian Classification Society (RKO);
- Technical Regulations "On the safety of inland Waterway transport facilities" (approved By Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated August 12, 2010 No. 623);
- Rules of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RMRS);
- Technical Regulations on the safety of maritime transport facilities (approved By Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 620 dated August 12, 2010).
- The T-105 transceiver is a combined Class A/AIS transceiver for inland navigation (for ships subject to CEVNI). A VHF antenna is required to complete the installation. The operation of the AIS transceiver requires the connection of an appropriate VHF antenna. A standard marine VHF antenna, similar to that used in VHF radiotelephones, will do. The PL-259 (or VHF) connector must be installed on the antenna cable.
Technical specifications:
- Frequency range (MHz): 156.025 – 162.025
- Radiation power: 1 or 12.5 W
- Supply voltage:
- Direct current: 12V (-10% +30%), 24V (-10% +30%)
- Alternating current: 110 or 220V ± 10%, 50/60 Hz ±5%
- Current consumption: 0.5 - 4 A
- Power consumption:< 12W
- Display: monochrome liquid crystal display with a resolution of 248 x 128 pixels with adjustable backlight
- Operating temperature range: -15C - +55C
- The degree of protection of the transceiver: IP44
- Degree of protection of the GNSS antenna: IP56
- Coordinate determination error, m: GNSS 5-7; in DGNSS - 1...3
- The mass of the transceiver: 1.5 kg
- Transceiver dimensions: 195mm x 105mm x 157mm
- Permissible vibrations: complies with IEC 60945
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Documentation:
SOLAS Consolidated Edition 2014 SOLAS Consolidated Edition 2014 | International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974, as amended.